Cryptocurrency retail investors face a significant dilemma during the bull market, and this dilemma has grown to the point where it cannot simply be summarized as losing money; it is a sense of powerlessness from the bottom up. The dilemma lies in the fact that many retail investors have not made the wrong call in the big picture, yet they are unable to make money. Many retail investors are actually correct in direction, optimistic about BTC / ETH, confident in several mainstream public chains, and bullish on long-term tracks like AI / L2 / DeFi. However, when BTC, SOL, and the mainstream market have risen significantly, their account balances not only remain unchanged but may even shrink. Clearly, there is no missed opportunity in the market, yet almost no profits are being made. Retail investors' opponents now include VCs, teams, and bots, as well as systematic profit-taking studios. Early rounds, market makers, and teams have left retail investors out in the cold; on the trading side, there are quantitative market-making strategies and MEV bots, and by the time retail investors place their orders, they are already at the end of the information and speed chain. In the past, one could survive on a crude rhythm, with halving leading to a BTC bull market, then to altcoin season and a slow correction. The experience of most retail investors in this round is basically that, although they are part of a bull market, their overall assets are not much different from a bear market. Thus, retail investors who are still holding on are generally in a very awkward middle state: - unwilling to only hold BTC or ETH - lacking the time and energy to become a scientist with algorithms - not wanting to be pure gamblers betting on VCs and MEME coins. Today's cryptocurrency retail investors urgently need a successful turnaround, to find the next BTC or ETH consensus, or simply to hug BTC tightly and ignore other wealth effects.